The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20


said several lots and of land unto her. the
said Sarah Ellen. for and during the
full term of her natural life AT
the death OF my said daughter. / give and
devise said lots, tracts and parcels OF land
unto the children of said Sarah Eden. VINO may
then be living Should any of her children dle
leaving issue. then such issue OF such deceased
child children shall take and have the snare
and interest in said lands which the child so dy-
ing would have taken had it lived
To James NJ Hams. Charles w. DePanw and
Isaac p Leyden / give and bequeath $4,000 or
New Albany wooden mill bonds, at their par
value; 81. 900 Of the capital stock OF the New Al
bany 'steam forge; $4,000 of the New Albany q
Vincennes Plank-road Company, and $4,000
stock OF the Now Albany wooden mills, to have
and hold in trust. however, for the uses ana
purposes following The dividends from
the said stocks. and the interest on the sara
bonds are o, be paid and distributed by the said
trustees "a follows: that is to say 10 my sister
Malinda Keys the dividends on 81 600 OF SAID
steam forge stock; on 81 600 OF saia plank roa9
stock: on 81 900 of said woolen-Tnill stock, and
the interest on 81 600 of said woolen-mil oonos
for and during her natural life
At the death of my said sister the said Tour
thousand dollars of said stocks and bonds are to
be given to such more OF my children as
the said Malinda may by her will designate, ana
if she fails to designate any such child or chill,
dreu then the said four Thousand dollars of said
stocks and bonds to be equally divided
among all my children
Martha D. Leyden is given during her life. the
interest on $4,000 worth of stock, and similar
snm is given Harriet D. Leyden; Washington D.
Reyes receives n similar amount; Elizabeth
Mitchell receives 50, 900; John B. Crawford. Mary
May, Ann Watts, Emily Leyden, Katie Metz and
Nellie D. Leyden are each given the the inter
est on 81, 900; w. D. Keyes is given life lease
on a cottage in New Albany; Malinda DePauw"
is given a life lease the homestead at Salem,
and W. w. Keyes is given a life lease on house
and lot in Salem The will then proceeds as fol-
lows:
give and bequeath unto the missionary soci-
ETY. Of the Methodist Episcopal Church; unto the
Church extension Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. and unto the Preachers Aid
Society Of the Indiana Conference. each the sum
of 80 900. to be paid by my executors at the
rate of 81 900 per snnum for ten years. the first
payment to be made within twelve months after
my decease.
give and bequeath unto the Freedmens Aid
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church; unto
the Bible society; unto the American Tract So
cisty; unto the State Society of the Young Mems
Christian Association; unto the Young Mems
Christian Association at New Albany, Ind. and
unto the Young Mems National Association, each
the sum of 81, 000 to be paid by my executors out
of my estate at the rate of 500 per annum for ten
years, the first payment to be made within
twelve months after my decease.
il is my wish. and hereby expressly direct,
that the sum hereinbefore given and devised to
the Preachers Aid Society of the Indiana Con-
ference be placed in and added to the De Paw
fund.
Whereas, On the 4th day OF October, A. ID.
1883, the trustees of Asbury University at Green
castle, Ind, made to me certain propositions in
writing to change the name of said university to
De Pauw University; and,
Whereas, On the 18th day of said month of
October, A. d. 1888, / accepted said proposals,
las / understood Them in two letters addressed
to the Hon. A g. Downey, chairman, ETC.: and.
Whereas, On the oath day of said month said
trustees and myself entered into contract in
writing in relation to the change of name and
endowment of the said university and other mat
tiers; and,
Whereas, the Putnam Circuit Court of Put
nam county Indiana, did on the 9th day of May,
1884, by its order and Judgment which was duly
entered upon the records of said court, change
the name of said university to DePauw Uni
versty. all of which proposals. letters, contract,
Judgment, order and decree set out at full
length in the DePauw University Year Book
of 1884. page 30 to 80, both inclusive;
now, / do hereby direct my executors to pay to
said DePauw University at Greencastle. Indiana.
any and all sums of money payable under any
agreement between me and the trustees of said
DePauw University which may remain unpaid
at the time of my death and as rapidly as such
payments fall due. according to the true intent
and meaning of the said contract with the said
trustees, bearing date of Oct t. 1883.
/ give and bequeath to the trustees of said
DePauw University, Greencastle Ind, 800, 900.
fer the uses and purposes of said university. TO
be paid by nv executors out of my estate. at the
rate of $40, 900 per annum, for ten years after
my decease. all of which the said university
is to pay life annuites or interest at the rate of
wife, and daughters; that is to say, when each
payment is made to said university, or its trus-
tees by my executors, the said corporation by its
proper officer officers is to deliver its certi6-
cate and obig ation to each of the above named
members of my family. to-wit. my wife my two
sens and my two daughters, Ella S. and Flor
L.. then living, for an equal proportion of
said $4,000, bearing interest as aforesaid, pay
able semi-annually during the life OF the person
to whom it is issued.
And l further give and bequeath unto said De-
Panw University. trrpenc2GLlP
plement current receipts. to help pay current ex-
penses and to pay for betterments, $4,000 in
next after my death; 81. 500 for each of the next
succeeding two years: $4,000 each for the next
two years; 81, 500 each for the next two years.
and SIS. 900 each for the next two years, to be
paid by my executors out of my estate.
To the Church-extension Society, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, l give and be-
queath 500, 900. to be paid by nv executors out
OF my estate at the rate of $4,000 per annum
for ten years. on all of which said Church-ex-
tension Society is to pay life annuities inter-
est, at the rate of per centum per annum dur
ing the lives of my wife, my two sons and my
daughters; that is to say, when each payment is
made to said society the said society is to issue
and deliver its certificate and obligation to each
of the above mentioned members of my family,
then living for equal proportion of said $10,-
600 bearing interest as aforesaid, payable semi
annually during the life of the person to whom
IL is issued.
If the said church extension society refuses
the said sum of and donation of 800, 900, sub
ject to the condition of the payment of the said
annuties interest then all requests to the said
church extension society, namely the $40, 900 as
gifts to the endowment fund hereinbefore
directed to be paid at the rate of 81 900 per year
for ten years. and also the said 800, 900 herein
before given to said society and directed to be
paid at the rate of SIC. 900 per annum, for the
period of ten years. shall be absolutely void, and
each and all of said sums shall in that event be
paid, at the times and in the manner aforesaid,
unto DePauw University. at Greencastle, Ind.
instead of such church extension society, the
said university paying the annuities charged
upon the same at the rate of interest. at the
times. and unto the members of my family here
inbefore mentioned.
give and beQueath unto DePauw College, at
New Albany, Ind, $40 000 to be paid by my ex-
ecutors out of my estate at the rate of ST 900
per annum, the first payment to be made within
one year after my decease, said sums to be used
and expended by ;he said trustees in repairs,
betterments. furniture, books apparatus and
the like
1t is my wish and desire that the said college
at New Albany shall be a feeder to and for
DePauw University, at Greencastle, and to that
end that the faculty of said university shall